Jane Coaston is a political journalist residing in Washington, D.C. Jane Coaston is currently a Senior Politics Reporter at Vox. She is well recongnise for her coverage of the Republican Party and the American Right. ^[1]

Jane Coaston experienced childhood in Cincinnati, Ohio and went to the University of Michigan. Jane Coaston moved on from UM with a Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science. At the UM, Coaston got the Stephen J. Tonsor Best Oral Presentation of Thesis Award for her theory, "Nazi Propaganda Before and After the Battle of Stalingrad". She was a double cross beneficiary of the James B. Angell Scholar Award and a four-time beneficiary of University Honors. Coatson additionally filled in as the Editor-in-Chief of the Michigan Review in 2009. While learning at UM, she was welcome to and gone to the Collegiate Network's Geostrategic Journalism Conference in Prague, Czech Republic. [1]

Since November 2017, Jane Coaston has been a Senior Politics Reporter at Vox. She covers US legislative issues composing articles on subjects going from the Republican Party to Black Lives Matter to monetary arrangement. At Vox, she centers around traditionalism and the American Right. Coatson has composed articles for Vox including,"Fox News requested an administration closure — and got one", "Exhaust Carlson proposed movement makes America "dirtier." It's costing him.," and "Trump presently says the US loses $200 billion on unlawful migration consistently. That is false."

Notwithstanding her work for Vox, Jane Coaston has composed articles for distributions including The New York Times, The Washington Post, ESPN, The Ringer, and BuzzFeed. She has additionally expounded on school football for Every Day Should Be Saturday and covered the NFL for SB Nation. [1] [10][11] Coatson was a Political Reporter at MTV from 2016 to 2017 where she covered the 2016 US official political race by inspecting the Republican Party and the American Right. At MTV she composed articles including "The Major LGBTQ Civil Rights Fight you Haven't Heard of", "What to Know about James Comey's Hearing", and "The Right to be Remarkably Unremarkable." Coatson recently filled in as a Writer for the Human Rights Campaign from 2014-2016. Before that, she worked for the Environmental Working Group, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, Arabella Advisors, The Chronicle of Higher Education, and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.